Ryan Meinerding: Well, the thing is, for some of the characters sometimes it takes into the hundreds for a single character to get it approved. Mark Hughes: Wow, I was thinking like, fifty to one hundred images of major scenes. Click here to see the enlarged class photo.Marvel Studios' "Ant-Man and the Wasp" concept art by Andy Park Source: Marvel Studios, art by Andy Park After that, Avengers: Infinity War-which will unite most of the universe's superheroes against a singular threat in Thanos (Josh Brolin) premieres on May 4. The MCU next storms into theaters with Black Panther on February 16. With no sign of slowing down, they are going to need room for a lot more people by the time they need to take the 20th anniversary photo. Jackson, Cobie Smulders, and Linda Cardellini-all of whom haven't been seen since 2015's Avengers: Age of Ultron- appear in the photo, and Brie Larson (2019's Captain Marvel) is there as well.Ĭlearly, the Marvel Cinematic Universe at 10 years old is massive and only growing more by the day. Still, it's an impressive gathering of stars from the MCU's past, present, and future. Natalie Portman, Kat Dennings, and Stellan Skarsgard-all of whom starred in the first two Thor films, with Skarsgard also appearing in Avengers-are nowhere to be seen. While the photo is loaded with familiar faces, it's hard not to notice those that aren't there. "Every person has been in one or all of my favorite films." "It felt like being at the Academy Awards or something," Chris Hemsworth ( Thor: Ragnarok) says in a behind-the-scenes video. In celebration of those ten years, Marvel Studios gathered its roster of stars and filmmakers for a class photo.
Since then, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has grown to include 18 films-including the upcoming Black Panther-and a long list of superheroes whose only goal is to keep the world safe. It's been nearly 10 years since I ron Man shot onto the big screen on May 2, 2008.
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